RASENIE & FRIENDS RIDDIM produced by VP RECORDS|RHYNO COBRE 2016
Rasenie And Friends Overview
The Rasenie And Friends Riddim is a standout reggae project from 2016, crafted by the producer VP RECORDS|RHYNO COBRE. Known for supporting both new and established reggae artists, VP RECORDS|RHYNO COBRE has played a big role in keeping reggae music alive and reaching global audiences. The riddim’s musical backdrop is rooted in classic reggae, using steady drum patterns, warm basslines, and gentle guitar chops. This traditional structure gives the songs a familiar and comforting sound, but the project also welcomes influences from other genres. For example, the smooth melodies in Rasenie’s “Mama” and Lady G’s “Searching” blend reggae with touches of soul and R&B. Mega Flex’s “My Woman” adds a hint of dancehall energy, while Luciano’s “How Long” keeps things deeply rooted in roots reggae. Alpha Rowen’s “Crab Inna Barrel” brings a modern edge, mixing conscious lyrics with a melodic flow. Each artist brings their own style, showing how reggae can work with different musical ideas without losing its core sound. The dub engineer also plays a key role. By adding echo, reverb, and other effects, the dub engineer helps each track feel unique while keeping the overall sound connected. This careful mixing lets songs like Lutan Fyah’s “Left Alone” and Ruffian’s “Bad Mind” stand out, yet still fit the riddim’s vibe. Songs like Brookies’ “Lonely Days” show the riddim’s emotional side, while Rasenie’s “Peace And Unity” highlights its message of hope. The Rasenie And Friends Riddim remains an important chapter in reggae history, showing how classic sounds can blend with fresh ideas and voices.
Rasenie And Friends Tracklist:
- Rasenie – Mama
- Lady G – Searching
- Mega Flex – My Woman
- Luciano – How Long
- Alpha Rowen – Crab Inna Barrel
- Lutan Fyah – Left Alone
- Rasenie – Peace And Unity
- Ruffian – Bad Mind
- Brookies – Lonely Days
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